Matt Homan and Dennis Kennedy are putting together a really interesting
get together next month. Jack and I are planning to put together a
highly interactive session to tap the collective interests and
experience of everyone who chooses to join us.
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Jim McGee and I are going to host a session on knowledge management [...]
This is indeed a succinct and useful introduction to knowledge management in the context of knowledge intensive organizations.
Sharing Knowledge.
Sharing Knowledge
(.pdf) has been receiving quite a bit of attention in various knowledge
management blogs. It’s essentially a case study of how to create a
knowledge sharing environment in smaller organizations. Most of the
suggestions are basic and should be [...]
Jack Vinson provides a nice summary of what I had to say last week about personal knowledge management in his class on knowledge management. It’s a notion that I am continuing to explore. Another cut at finding an answer to the question that I find intriguing in my newest column at [...]
A nice list of blogs that deal with KM topics from Bill Ives. I'm
flattered that Bill chose to include mine among the list. You should
definitely check out the rest of the list as well.
Some Knowledge Management Blogs.
When I was at Braintrust 2005 last week, someone asked me about good
blogs to read. Since it was a [...]
I'm in the midst of a similar project as a way to learn WordPress as a step toward converting McGee's Musings to WordPress in the not too distant future.
In the opening post, John Hesch quotes an observation from Paul Allen that struck home forcefully:
But like some other good habits I have developed over the [...]
Not only does Shirky nail it, but Cory hones in on the money graf s for
us. This is clearly one of a class of problems where scaling issues
overwhelm other factors and force solutions to be somehow distributed.
These are much like the situation in the early days of long-distance
telephone service that needed operators to complete [...]
I don’t know how I’ve missed Snowden’s rules for knowledge exchange. Now, I can find them here.. Thank you Judith.
knowledge conversion as a social process….
Today I was reading an article in EContentMag.com titled–Knowledge Management Involves neither Knowledge nor Management–by Martin White.
Among other things, Martin writes about Dave Snowden’s three rules for knowledge exchange:
“Knowledge can [...]
Definitely looking forward to having this come to Chicago. And to finally getting to meet Lilia face-to-face. Glad to see that Jack Vinson is able to take a lead role. Jack, you know where to find me for help.
BlogWalk 6 in Chicago
As Ton has announced, “It is our pleasure to announce a new edition of [...]
Another little gem from Jack Vinson.
Apropos of this thought is the item next to it in my aggregator from Evelyn Rodriguez, A Loud Voice Cannot Compete With a Clear Voice. In addition to both of these being excellent food for thought, they also illustrate the notion that RSS plus newsreaders like Radio are your [...]
It was a lot of fun riffing with Scoble, Ian, and John about blogs in the organization. I’ve got some notes and reflections I’ll want to post later, but wanted to get this nice summary from Jack posted while I had a moment.
KMPro panel on Blogs in Business
KMPro Chicago hosted an excellent discussion of Blogs [...]
